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Former President Donald Trump spoke at a rally held at the Iowa State Fairgrounds in the state capital of Des Moines. It was his first visit to the state since his 2020 presidential election loss. During the rally, he thanked Iowans for their support in the 2016 and 2020 elections, and criticized many domestic and foreign policies of the Biden Administration. Mr. Trump also endorsed Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA), who had recently announced he would run for an eighth term in 2022. Sponsor: Save America PAC

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President Biden delivered remarks from the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the September jobs report. The president announced that the American unemployment rate fell to 4.8% and is the first time it has been below 5% since March 2020. He went on to say that though he wished recovery was faster, the jobs numbers showed that the economy is getting back on track. Sponsor: White House

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President Biden delivered remarks at Clayco Corporation in Elk Grove Village, Illinois on the nation's pandemic response and COVID-19 vaccine mandates. President Biden touted the effectiveness of vaccine mandates and announced that the Labor Department will soon be issuing an emergency vaccination requirement for companies with 100 employees or more, or "face testing at least once a week." Sponsor: White House

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President Biden met with business leaders and CEOs to discuss raising the federal debt ceiling. He urged Republicans to either work with Democrats or do not block them from increasing the debt limit, warning a default could risk financial markets tanking. The CEOs of Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase and others echoed the president's dire warnings. Sponsor: White House

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President Biden delivered remarks on a bipartisan infrastructure bill and his $3.5 trillion economic package at an event in Howell, Michigan. He discussed the need for infrastructure investment, job creation, clean energy and electric vehicles, and creating a competitive economy for the future. Also joining the president were Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) and Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI), who represents the community of Howell in Congress. Sponsor: White House

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U.S. Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco testified on reauthorizing the 1994 Violence Against Women Act before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Other topics discussed included the FBI's mishandling of the sexual abuse of the Olympic gymnasts case and a new memo from the attorney general addressing threats against school board officials and educators. Sponsor: Senate Judiciary Committee

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House Republican leader Rep. Kevin McCarthy (CA) held a briefing to discuss the legislative agenda. He repeated that the "majority" of his Republican conference would vote against a bipartisan infrastructure bill when it comes to the House floor, arguing the party is against the proposal because Democrats have tied it to the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package. On separate legislation, the leader said if the Senate were to pass a "clean" continuing resolution to avoid a government shutdown later in the day, he would vote yes. Sponsor: U.S. Capitol | House Radio and Television Gallery

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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chair Gen. Mark Milley and U.S. Central Command Commander Gen. Kenneth McKenzie testified on the Afghanistan withdrawal for a second day on Capitol Hill. House Armed Services Committee members lodged multiple questions and raised several concerns with the military leaders. Topics included the chaotic evaucations of Americans and Afghan allies following the Taliban takeover, the collapse of the Afghan government and security forces, future counterterrorism operations in Afghansitan and the botched drone strike that killed civilians including children following the ISIS-K attack at the Kabul airport. Separately, Gen. Milley also addressed several questions regarding his calls to China post-2020 elections to reassure them that then President Trump would not be attacking them. Revelations of these calls first surfaced in execerpts from Bob Woodward and Robert Costa's book, "Peril." Sponsor: House Armed Services Committee

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President Biden delivered remarks from the White House on his administration's COVID-19 response. He announced the FDA and CDC approved booster shots for certain Americans, who got the Pfizer vaccine at least six months ago. The president said those 65 and older, with health conditions and front line workers were eligibile and should get a booster. He went on to say that scientists are still studying the data for the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines. Sponsor: White House

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As part of her role as FOX Business Network's global markets editor, business journalist Maria Bartiromo hosts this weekly Sunday morning show on FBN sister network FOX News Channel that focuses more on the general economy than the stock market specifically. The hourlong show provides viewers with information about how recent news events affect the economy. In addition, Bartiromo interviews business leaders and newsmakers on topics that include job creation and investment opportunities.

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tennessee senator marsha blackburn with us now. senator, the president's plan drags trillions of dollars to families and children, so why are you calling it the antifamily plan? >> stuart, it's the antifamily plan and as hilary just said trillions in tax increases. we used to talk about a billion here, billionaire, with joe biden it's a trillion here and a trillion there. plus, what this would do is incentivize women to rely on the federal government to organize their lives. it takes away from them the ability to organize their family life as they would like to organize it. i thought about-- remember that old life of julia that barack obama came out with in the "new york times" and everyone tended, this is ridiculous, well, this is what they are doing, but they

marsha blackburn, thank you for being with us again. always appreciate it. going to check the stock market because we have some green. not a lot of green but the nasdaq up 60 and the dow up 67. show me bitcoin, 31,600. i call that a ninth bounce back. 29-8. >> there are buyers in the market at a certain level, the fact that you crossed back above 30,000, that might be a higher signal as well. stuart: if it crosses back -- >> demarcation is 30,000. stuart: it has to stay above 30,000 and hold if that level of it wants to get to 35, 40 or 50. >> look where the stock markets are, in positive territory, we come back on bitcoin and show the cash goes to risk assets if there is a good bargain and 3

new book out this week "to new book out this week "to rescue the republic" about ulysses s. grant. should be a good event and on to l.a. tomorrow. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for 'this "special report" fair balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted this week by will cain starts right now. hey, will. >> will: thank you, bret. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime" i'm will cain. tonight we are living in a rerun of that 70s show. you know, i always thought the 70s would have been my favorite decade that's largely because i love whalen jennings and the old ford bronco not because i wanted to return to the failures of jimmy carter but joe biden seems intent to dragging us back to high gas prices empty shelves and inflation. a little less charming than the marshal tucker band. what is happening? why are we in this position? most recently and most obviously our supply chain is broken.

state legislator dr. ervin yen tetempted to ban or restrict the non-medical exemption law in his state. is in oklahoma, i think it's t'ing to take an outbreak of somethin somebody dies, unfortunately. >> reporter: before 1963, when the measles vaccine was introduced, there were more than ea0,000 cases each year, causing hundreds of deaths. after 1963, those numbers dropped dramatically. >> they don't know that measles asn cause encephalitis, which, ,f course, is inflammation of your brain. i don't know about you, but i don't want my brain inflamed. ep reporter: last week, new york state senator krueger introduced a bill allowing any child 14 years or older to be vaccinated without parental consent. other states including oregon ed wsouth carolina already have similar laws, jeff. en glor: jon, those numbers you had there, pretty dramatic. all right, thank you very much. coming up here tonight, r. kelly wants to reduce his child dupport payments-- what the judge had to say.

state legislator dr. ervin yen attempted to ban or restrict the non-medical exemption law in his state. >> in oklahoma, i think it's going to take an outbreak of something like measles, where somebody dies, unfortunately. >> reporter: before 1963, when the measles vaccine was introduced, there were more than 500,000 cases each year, causing hundreds of deaths. after 1963, those numbers dropped dramatically. >> they don't know that measles can cause encephalitis, which, of course, is inflammation of your brain. i don't know about you, but i don't want my brain inflamed. >> reporter: last week, new york state senator krueger introduced a bill allowing any child 14 years or older to be vaccinated without parental consent. other states including oregon and south carolina already have similar laws, jeff. >> glor: jon, those numbers you had there, pretty dramatic. all right, thank you very much. his d up here tonight, r. kelly support payments-- what the

cataract and jessica gonzalez, thank you for joining us on this friday night. really appreciate it. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you the. >> congresswoman deb by dingle had a day, trying to help bring democrats together on the biden infrastructure bills and congresswoman dingle had a few choice words with a heckler on the steps of the capitol named marjorie taylor greene. congresswoman deb by dingle joins us next. b by dingle joins us next. every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt.

my hand. laura: i will pick up where you left off. this is the ingraham angle. virginia gubernatorial candidate glenn youngken has a big announcement about his race against terry mcauliffe. easier exclusively to tell us what it is. a series of elected officials from their noses at the little people over the weekend and some men take a tumble. but first the swamp twins exposed, that's the focus of tonight's angle. doctor fauci like president biden has worked and lived in the dc bubble for 50 years, both are elderly fixtures of the washington establishment, both well-liked by the elites for different reasons and because both are publicly liberal they remain on the inside and neither has ever been held accountable

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that. that. we are not afraid of code going to live our lives like american people. we do wonder when are those folks coming through at southern border when are they going to be vaxxed and masked like the rest of us are supposed to be. todd: i never want to hear that face diaper as someone who changes diapers. tough one to take. "fox & friends" starts now. >> midnight flights packed with hundreds of migrants believed to be landing at new york airport. >> all part of the president's plan to resettle unaccompanied minors. >> why such a secret operation? why is no one talkingut it? >> bernie sanders is slamming joe manchin over his opposition to president biden's spending proposal. >> manchin is in the driver's seat here. what he will go for is what they have to probably accept. >> mass protests erupting across california to demonstrate against vaccine mandates for students. >> we do not trust it yet.

state representative ron reynolds is here. i will start with you, representative. what is going on in texas? >> well, nicolle, happy labor day. unfortunately, many in the republican leadership, it is a race to see who can outflank who in the next republican primary with red meat appeasing the trumpites. it is no longer about what is best for public policy. it is how to go to the far extreme where you don't believe in science and you don't believe in good public policy, but what is far right and can appease to their base. so we should be focusing on issues like health care and covid recovery and medicaid expansion, but we're focused on those red meat issues that you laid out in your opening monologue. i think that they are putting politics over the people, and it is unpatriotic and certainly untexan. >> i want to, representative, put your governor abbott's approval rating. only 41% of texans approve of him.

mccaskill, and texas state representative ron reynolds. also with you representative, what is going on in texas? >> nicole, happy labor day. unfortunately, many in the republican leadership -- who can outflank who in the next republican primary with red meat appeasing the trump fights. it is no longer about what's best for texas or good public policy. it is how to go to the far extreme where you don't believe in science and you don't believe in good public policy, but what is far right and can appeals to their base. we should be focusing on issues like health care and covid recovery, and medicaid expansion. but we focus on those red wreaked issues that you opened up. they are putting politics before people, it is unpatriotic, and on texan. >> i want you to put up abbots approval rating, 41% of texans

texas state representative ron reynolds, thank you so much for spending some time with us. rev al sharpton, errin haines, thank you for being part of our coverage today. when we come back, republicans in arizona are finally getting ready to release their report-ish on that phony ballot audit in the state's largest county. and today the so-called audit is getting blasted by officials from both sides of the aisle. arizona secretary of state is our next guest. >>> plus, the viral video of the tennessee dad whose 5-year-old kid understands something way too many grown-ups in american and gop governors do not, that masks are for protecting people in our communities from covid. >>> and the history of the american presidency told through the stories of the best friends of american presidents. the author of the new book "first friends" will join us later in the hour. >>> "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. go anywhere. the financial watch out

representative ron reynolds, the remaining member of the texas delegation continually not going into the special session in texas. i want to thank them personally on the record for this. with that in mind, you know the sacrifice that they are making, and i know the work you have done. i went to go right to the shelby county opinion, and i have a question for mr. stein that deals with the addressing of concentration in the jurisdiction. justice roberts asserts it may deliver be constituted jurisdiction singled out for preclearance. could you quickly, mr. henderson, answer these questions. has your organization found there was a concentration of voting rights violations in certain jurisdictions? as the covid-19 crisis like in

>> reporter: texas state representative ron reynolds was 1 of the over 50 democrats bringing national attention to the battle in the lone star state. representative reynolds says the bills passed in texas only puts more pressure on the senate to act. the battle for elections spreading across the country, over 400 similar bills have been proposed in several states prompting thousands to gather for the march for voting rights. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: earlier this week congress passing the john lewis voting rights advancement act. latosha brown, co-founder of black voters matter leading the make good trouble rally and says federal intervention is needed to protect minority voters. >> we're going to need both of those pieces of legislation to ensure that voters in this nation have access to their democratic right to vote. >> reporter: the john lewis voting rights act now heads to the senate where it faces hurdles. republicans have blocked it before reigniting calls

analyst and texas state representative ron reynolds is here. what is going on in texas? >> unfortunately it's a race to see who can outflank who in the next primary, appeasing the trumpites. it's not what is best for texans and good public policy but how to go to far extreme, don't believe in science or good public policy. what is far right? appeals to the base. we should be focusing on health care and covid recovery and medicaid expansion but focused on the red meat issues you laid out. they're putting politics over the people and it's unpatriotic and certainly untexan. >> want to put up governor abbott's approval rating.

>> host: from bloomberg, steve daines, republican ofli montana, it's very important as we engage in the negotiations we can't just see this as a standard trade dispute with china but keep in mind china's long-term strategic approach in the long-term goal of republica bece world's superpower, economically and publicly. let's hear from gary in michigan, democrat. hello there. >> caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. >> host: you're welcome. >> caller: i was going to put up a steel building and when i was checking in to putting it up that they told me that the price of a steel the past four weeks went up 10% and my other comment was any money that was donated to the trump organization from

is senator dave bloomfield from hoskins. 2016 marks the end of the blookfield man's time the he represents district 17 which is dakota, thurston, and waynecounties and like senator shorma is good enough to join us. we're gl you're with us. time to get back at it. >> it's tting close. >> letter talk about it. this will be your last year becacae ofhose termm limits. how do you view things overall? >> i think we've got some work to do. it's a short session, uh, we have a 60-day session one year and a 90 day session another year. the budget years we run a 90-day session so we have a little more time to spend getting the budget done and durin election years we eenly run it 60 days so people have a chanceo go home and get acquainted with the people they're serving. >> bacin their home district. >> yeah. >> let's talk about you talk about the budget, the budget year, and the budget numbers

sen. dave bloomfield from hoskins. another portion of the package includes tightening local government spending limits. "he's(gov. rickett's) has realm of services me must have and those we'd like to have," bancroft, ne. but, the gov. didn't stop with property tax relief. ricketts is also asking lawmakers to approve using $150 million of the state's cash reserve to improve infrastructure. that'll possibly drive forward the expansion of highway 81 and highway 275 from two to four lanes. "it gives a base, along with the design-build concept, so that we can start getting dirt moved on 275 as early as 2019,"said state sen. jim scheer, norfolk, ne.. but, time is not on the is an even year, there's only year. already one week into the 2016 session...the clock is ticking reporting in lincoln, nebraska with chief photogrpaher jordan ogren, robert lowe, ktiv news 4. >> when ricketts finished his

district senator dave bloomfield of hoskins, but not important enough to borrow money. bloomfield says he supports expansion of highway 275 between norfolk and fremont, but would not support bonding to raise the money for the project. 16th district of bancroft believes that medicaid expansion and medical use of marijuana will complicate the 60- day legislative session that kicks off on january 6th. brasch says she has concerns about the medical marijuana bill, and is looking at a health care coverage plan likely to be introduced by senator merv riepe of ralston. and the conservation reserve program tuned 30 last week. then ag secretary john block says the concept behind crp was to stop setting aside some of the nation's best farm ground and instead offer incentives for protecting more fragile land. these and more stories can be heard on newstalk wjag, literock 97.5 and 106kix. " deborah: still to come...

larry>> nebraska state senator dave bloomfield joined the nebraska chamber of commerce and industry today for an annual legislative forum. this year's annual forum took place at the marina inn in south sioux city. the chamber says these forums have taken place for more than three decades... and their purpose is to gather input from the business community on their concerns. senator bloomfield believes the most pressing issue of 2016 is the agricultlte community. bloomfield says these meetings are important because business is important to the state of nebraska. larry>> 12 siouxland organizations have received some financial help for their special projects. that money comes from missouri river historical development... murd is the non profit groro that holds the gambling linse for the hard rock hotel and

jake>> nebraska state senator dave bloomfield was with the nebraska chamber of commerce and industry yesterday for an annual legislative forum. this year it was at the marina inn in south sioux city. the chamber says these forums have been going on for more than three decades... and they're meananto get input to find out what they're worried about. senator bloomfield thinks the most pressing issue of 20 - 16 is property tax... specifically in agriculture. bloomfield says these meetings is important to the state of nebraska. jake>> twelve siouxland groups got a *financial* boost for special projects yesterday afternoon. they got money from missouri river histstical development.... the group gave out more than 1 - million dollars *it* got from

diana>> nebraska state senator dave bloomfield joined the nebraska chamber of commerce and industry today for an annual legislative forum. this yr's annual forum took place at the marina inn in south sioux city. the chamber says these forums have taken place for more than three decades... and their purpose is to gather input from the business community on their concerns. senator bloomfield believes the property tax, specifically for the agriculture community. bloomfield says these meetings are important because business is important to the state of nebraska. larry>> 12 siouxland groups got some financial help for special projects this afternoon. that money comes from missouri river historical development... which gave out more than 1-

but scott turner. that's the guy that you can put your money on for the future of the republican party. he is exciting. he is extraordinary. he's only a freshman, and he's already causing big waves in the republican party about its future. >> all right. let's turn to the democratic side of the story. and again, the democratic party, it's only been potential future stars, and i left wendy davis and the castro brothers out, because they're already sort of achieved that status. what do you make of these three? >> very good. you know, you look at the democratic party, and it's difficult to say you got anybody there in the farm team, after 20 years of in the wilderness of. the republican party -- the democratic party has had a rough party. rafael and accia, very bright, and everybody for frankly the last ten years has been looking at anchia is looked at as someone to be the house speaker

senators kenny yuko and dave burke are hosting the public forum at the kresge auditorium on uc' s campus. the senators want to get the public' s input on medical marijuana and whether it should be de-criminalized in ohio. there will be actual patients at the event to give their testimonies about how medical marijuana has helped them. organizers are inviting people to attend and to voice their topic. the forum is set to begin at 11:00 a.m. lisa: in commitment 2016, the democratic candidates trading some of their sharpest attacks yet, in the grante state. mark: the democratic battle in new hampshire is heating up, with the candidates going after each other as never before. hillary clinton and bernie sanders clashed over who' s the true champion of so-called progressive, liberal politics. sanders said clinton can' t claim progressive leadership when a super pac backing her accepts financial industry donations. mrs. clinton: i was somewhat

senators kenny yuko and dave burke are hosting the public forum on u-c's campus ... the senators want to get the public's input on medical marijuana... the forum starts at eleven o'clock.. new this morning ... a downtown clothing store that opened in 1955 is closing its doors.. the signs are up at house of adam on vine street -- that the 'going out of business sale' starts today... new details on a crash. a driver was taken to the hospital ... after a serious wreck on mitchell avenue in saint bernard. the driver hit two poles near vine street around three this morning. all lanes of mitchell avenue are wlwt news 5's kyla woods has an update now on traffic .. kyla? we are starting the day in the

joining me now new york state senator alessandra biaggi and new york state assembly member john t. mcdonald iii. thank you both for joining. it's a very important topic and i'm so happy that you're both here to discuss. so state senator biaggi, i'm going to start with you. you used to work for governor cuomo and you've been open about feeling uncomfortable around him even after you left the job. what is your reaction to this report? >> i mean, first i want to say that i commend the brave women who came forward. it took an incredible amount of courage to report their interactions with the governor and their instances of sexual harassment. and i think that what the a.g.'s report confirmed for many of us was really what most of us knew to be true, that the governor has fostered and upheld a toxic work environment that is harmful to women. his staff has perpetuated this toxic environment. and now what's concluded as we all know is there were violations of both federal and state law. so his actions ultimately have

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